Question

5.how does nerve system differ from endocrine system is forming control and coordination in animals​

Answer 1

Answer:

I only know the definition of nervous system

Answer 2

Answer:

• The nervous system differs from the endocrine system in animals, although both are involved in control and coordination.
• The nervous system uses "electrical signals" to control and coordinate through the neurons, neurotransmitters and action potentials; whereas, the endocrine system uses chemical signals through the hormones as chemical messengers.
• The 'nervous system' acts in quick response to a stimulus but endocrine system acts slowly by secreting and transporting hormones to the target cells.
• The actions brought about by nervous system are localized, mostly temporary and also reversible.
• The actions of the endocrine system are widespread and permanent.